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Civil War Presentation for MS History Copy of World in 1492 PowerPoint Pr Groups of 2 students will develop a powerpoint presentation about a selected Civil War battle. In the powerpoint they need to have at least 7 slides about their selected topic. They also need to provide visual images related to their topic. Rubric Code: TX5A26 By coachwinship Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Civil War Presentation
	Poor 10 pts	Fair 15 pts	Good 20 pts
Group Work	Poor Individuals do not work in roles. Presentation is incomplete on due date due to group problems.	Fair Individuals work together. Presentation is completed on time due to group effort.	Good Individuals work well together. Presentation is completed on time. Students worked within their roles, while assisting others.
Power Point slides	Poor Presentation has fewer than 4 properly laid out slides which relate to the topic.	Fair Presentation has at 4-6 properly laid out slideswhich relate to the topic and help understanding	Good Presentation has at least 7 properly laid out slides which all relate to the topic and assist understanding
Written facts	Poor Information was poorly or not organized. Facts may have contained errors.	Fair Information was slightly organized at times. Some slides did not seem to make sense or were in the wrong places. Facts may had an error or two.	Good The slide show flowed nicely. All facts were true and accurate.
Spelling and grammar	Poor There are numerous errors in spelling, grammar, and punctuation.	Fair There are few errors in spelling, grammar, and punctuation.	Good There are no errors in spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
Oral Presentation	Poor Students simply read slides without elaboration, or do not speak clearly to class	Fair Students face the class and provide some elaboration of the material on each slide, but do not speak clearly at all times or mispronounce more than two words.	Good Students face the class, provide good elaboration of the material on each slide, and speak clearly and without mispronouncing more than two words